Chapter 15 Extrusion and Drawing of Metals
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1 Introduction Chapter 15 Extrusion and Drawing of Metals Alexandra Schönning, Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering University of North Florida Figures by Manufacturing Engineering and Technology Kalpakijan and Schmid Page 15-1 What is extrusion of metals? Forcing of a billet through a die Can create solid and hollow cross sections A semi-continuous process (each billet is extruded individually). Discrete products by cutting into desired lengths Gears, brackets, coat hangers Carried out at room temperature or at elevated temperature. Often combined with forging process Fasteners, parts for bicycles, cars, What is made using extrusion? Railings for slidng doors, tubing What material is generally extruded? Aluminum, copper, steel, magnesium, lead, plastics What is drawing of metals? Changing or reduction of the cross section of a rod, wire, or tube by pulling it through a die What products are made using drawing? Rivets, bolts, screws Round and non-round profiles What is the difference between extrusion and drawing? Push or draw direct extrusion process Page 15-2 Example of products made using extrusion The extrusion process Names of the process Extrusion Direct extrusion Forward extrusion What are the process steps? Round billet is placed in a chamber The billet is forced through the die using a hydraulically driven ram or a pressing stem Die opening may have round or non-round cross section Other types of extrusion processes Indirect extrusion The die moves toward the billet Hydrostatic extrusion The billet is smaller in diameter than the chamber. The billet is surrounded by a fluid The pressure is supplied by a ram Friction is low Impact extrusion Figure 15.2 Extrusions, and examples of products made by sectioning off extrusions. Source: Kaiser Aluminum. Page 15-3 Page 15-4 Extrusion Variables Extrusion Force Geometric Variables Die angel, α Extrusion Ratio: R A o /A f : Ratio of the cross sectional area of the billet to the A of the extruded part Temperature Speed of ram Lubricant type Circumscribing circle diameter (CCD) Diameter of the smallest circle that the cross section can fit within. Shape factor One of the variables determining the complexity of extrusion Ratio of perimeter of extruded product to the cross sectional area. Circle has the smallest shape factor The extrusion force required depends on Billet material strength Extrusion ratio Friction billet/chamber and billet/die Temperature Speed F Ao k ln Ao Af k = extrusion constant Metal and temperature dependent Page 15-5 Page 15-6
2 Metal Flow in Extrusion Extrusion Practice Effects the mechanical properties of the part The metal flows longitudinally, resulting in an elongated grain structure Dead zone Metal at corners is almost stationary What materials are extruded? Aluminum, copper, magnesium, alloys, steels Extrusion ratio R = A o /A f 10 to 100 Lower for less ductile materials At least R=4 to work the material in the plastic region Length of extruded materials < 7.5 meters typically 30 meters max CCD (circum scribed diameters) 6 mm 1m for Aluminum Ram speeds Up to 0.5m/s Lower for aluminum, copper Higher for steels Straitening and twisting May be required for small cross sections Die angle causes a butt end Remains in the chamber after operation is complete Cut off as scrap Stepped extrusion Extruding the billet partially in one die and then one or more dies Page 15-7 Page 15-8 Hot Extrusion Die Designs and Die Materials Why hot extrusion? For metals that don t have sufficient ductility at room temperature Reduce the required extrusion force Disadvantages and problems Die wear due to high operating temperatures Cooling of the billet in the chamber non-uniform extrusion Reduce effects of problem by heating the die prior to extrusion Oxide film develops on surface May be abrasive Affects the flow pattern of the metal Reduce/remove this problem by using a dummy block in front of the ram Oxidized layer is left in the container Reduce/remove this problem by heating the billet in an inert-atmosphere furnace direct extrusion process (a) (b) Square dies Used for non-ferrous metals Dead metal zones develop Creates a die angle (c) Tubes Created by fitting a mandrel to the ram Wall thickness, typically > 1 mm Al > 3 mm carbon steel > 5 mm stainless steels Page 15-9 Die design: tapered Page Hollow Sections Good vs. Bad Cross Section Welding chamber methods using special dies. How does this method work? Metal divides and flows around the supports of the internal mandrel. This results in strands Rewelding of the strands occur within the chamber after the supports and before the die High pressure makes this possible What materials does this work for? Materials that reweld well under high pressure Aluminum Lubricants can t be used Prevents rewelding Page Important Symmetry of cross section Eliminate sharp corners Keep section thickness uniform Avoid extreme change in the dimensions of the cross section Figure Poor and good examples of cross-sections to be extruded. Note the importance of eliminating sharp corners and of keeping section thicknesses uniform. Source: J. G. Bralla (ed.); Handbook of Product Design for Manufacturing. New York: McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, Used with permission. Page 15-12
3 Die Materials and Lubrication Die materials Hot worked die steels Coatings may be applied to extend life Lubrication Glass: a glass cylinder is placed in the die entrance of the chamber. The billet heats the glass and the molten glass acts as a lubricant at the die interface. Jacketing or canning If the metal is likely to stick to the container walls, then the billet can be enclosed by a thin-walled container of a softer metal. Cold Extrusion Often involves different manufacturing operations such as direct and indirect extrusion and forging. Used in making Tools and components in cars, motorcycles, bicycles, appliances Advantages over hot extrusion Improved mechanical properties through work-hardening Good control of dimensional tolerances Improved surface finish Elimination of need for billet heating Disadvantages Stress magnitudes on the tools are high wears the die Lubrication Applied to the workpiece Page Page Examples of Cold Extrusion Impact Extrusion Typically considered a cold extrusion process Components Die Blank (or slug) Punch Punch forces the blank to extrude backward Page Page Hydrostatic Extrusion Extrusion Defects Incompressible fluid surrounds the billet Vegetable oils are used Billet is a little smaller than the container Usually at room temperature Advantage No container wall friction Brittle materials can be extruded using this method since the ductility increases with the hydrostatic pressure Small die angles and high extrusion ratios can be used Disadvantage Tooling is complex Results in minimal industrial applications Surface cracking At high temperatures: Resulting from too high temperature, friction, speed Surface starts to crack and then tear At lower temperatures Bamboo defect The billet may temporarily stick, the pressure increases and the billet moves forward. Pipe effect Surface oxides and impurities are drawn to the center of the billet (like a funnel) Minimize by making the flow pattern more uniform (reduce friction and temperature gradients) Internal Cracking Due to tensile stresses at the center line in the deformation zone Tendency of center cracking Increases with increased die angle Increases with increased amount of impurities Decreases with increasing extrusion ratio and friction Page Page 15-18
4 Extrusion Equipment The Drawing Process Most common are horizontal hydraulic presses Speed of the operation can be controlled Cold extrusion Typically vertical hydraulic presses More economical as they require less floor space Figure General view of a 9-MN (1000-ton) hydraulic-extrusion press. Source: Courtesy of Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation. What is it? The cross-section of a round wire/rod is reduced in size or changed in shape by pulling it through a die. Variables Amount of reduction in crosssectional area Die angle Optimum angle for minimum drawing force can be computed. Other product quality dimensions may require a different angle. Friction along die/workpiece Drawing speed Drawing force (F) F Yavg Af ln Ao Af Yavg: average stress of material drawn Af: exit cross-sectional area Ao: initial cross-sectional area Max reduction in cross-sectional area: 63% Page Page Drawing Process / Practice Die Design Drawing of other shapes Initial cross section is typically round or square Mandrels can be used for internal cavities Ironing can be used to obtain flat sheets (a wedge shaped die is used) Drawing speed Material dependent 1 m/s to 50 m/s (fine wire) Typically reductions in area are kept below 45% Sizing operations Small reduction in area Used primarily to improve surface finish and dimensional accuracy Annealing may be necessary between passes to maintain sufficient ductility in the material Bundle drawing Numerous wires can be drawn at the same time. Can result in wires as fine as 4µm. Die angles usually range from 6 o to 15 o Typically have two angles: approach and relieve angle Basic design has been developed through trial and error The land gives the final dimension of the product Die materials Tool steels Diamonds Used for fine wire Used as inserts Page Page Lubrication Defects and Residual Stresses Wet drawing Dies and the rods are completely immersed in the lubricant Dry drawing The surface of the rod is coated with the lubricant (soap) Coating Rod or wire is coated with a soft metal acting as lubricant Ultrasonic vibration of the dies and mandrel Reduce forces, improve surface finish, and improve die life Defects Similar to those of extrusion Common is center cracking Seams are common Longitudinal scratches or folds in the material Residual Stresses Common in cold drawn products Sometimes to an advantage; sometimes to a disadvantage Warping may occur if material is removed Page Page 15-24
5 Draw bench A single die Used for diameters > 20 mm Lengths < 30 m Bull block Usually multiple dies are used Lengths = several kilometers Drawing Equipment Roll Straightening Figure Schematic illustration of roll straightening of a drawn round rod (see also Fig. 13.7). Page Page 15-26
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